Getting Edumacated

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Posted by "Pte Sean" <private_sean@budweiser.com> on 29 Jan 2001 00:44:00 -0000
Hi all.
I am aware of the fact that the forces will pay for someall? of your education. I‘m just curious as to how much time I would owe them afterwards. Lately I have thought about getting a degree so i could teach. So does anybody know how much time I would owe?
Sean
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Posted by Juno847627709@aol.com on Sun, 28 Jan 2001 19:53:26 EST
Sean,
I believe it was said that the DND would pay for half of your cost of
tuition and books, for a maximum of $2000.00/year, and during that time you‘d
either have to be undergoing officer training, or serving as an officer.
There‘d be no further obligation after your university schooling.
That‘s the impression I got from, I think Nick B and some others.
-matt b
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Posted by Alan Woolley <awoolley@iaw.on.ca> on Sun, 28 Jan 2001 20:04:42 -0500
This progran is for reserve officers working on their first degree. You can
receive half the cost of tuition and books up to $2000/year. There is a
committment to serve though.
If you are attending university full-time, you only get the money if you are
still serving one year after receiving the degree.
If you are taking courses part-time, you get the money per course if you are
still serving a year after completing each course.
Cheers,
Alan Woolley
Juno847627709@aol.com wrote:
> Sean,
> I believe it was said that the DND would pay for half of your cost of
> tuition and books, for a maximum of $2000.00/year, and during that time you‘d
> either have to be undergoing officer training, or serving as an officer.
> There‘d be no further obligation after your university schooling.
> That‘s the impression I got from, I think Nick B and some others.
> -matt b
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Posted by "Donald Schepens" <a.schepens@home.com> on Sun, 28 Jan 2001 20:19:48 -0700
At present, this is only true if you are an officer.
Don Schepens
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> Sean,
> I believe it was said that the DND would pay for half of your cost
of
> tuition and books, for a maximum of $2000.00/year, and during that time
you‘d
> either have to be undergoing officer training, or serving as an officer.
> There‘d be no further obligation after your university schooling.
> That‘s the impression I got from, I think Nick B and some others.
> -matt b
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